Boston Mayor O Brien backs economy and debt limits
The Journal accuses Mayor O Brien of borrowing and tax increases while claiming the city’s debt policies are unfair. It asserts the Mayor urged legislation for reduced borrowing and taxes, defended by his inaugural and council addresses, and that he would veto extravagant levies. The piece argues the Journal aims to aid Mr Clark with misleading claims.
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The Forty-Ninth Congress and its early duties
The first session opens with Mr Sherman presiding in the Senate and Mr Carlisle in the House. Carlisle, praised as the ablest Democratic Speaker, faces a broad agenda including tariff, internal revenue, navy, presidential succession, electoral counts, bankruptcy, subsidies, and fisheries. Silver coinage, Bland faction dynamics, and a Hobby for sound money shape committee aims, while a strong bankruptcy bill is anticipated. A Mennoite protest against slave traffic in late 17th century Pennsylvania links to Gerrit Hendricks, ancestor of Thomas A. Hendricks.
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Free Soil
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House Rules Aim to Tackle Long Neglected Public Matters
The proposed amendment to House rules states an effort will be made to undertake many items of general interest and importance that have long been neglected. This signals a shift toward pursuing broad public priorities and legislative action.
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House of Representatives
Tilden Urges Coast Defense and Tariff Reform Unity
In a letter to John G. Carlisle, Samuel J. Tilden advocates swift funding to defend long seacoasts and exposed cities while supporting tariff reform. He argues defense and commerce must progress together, countering claims that reducing tariffs defeats surplus needs. The piece emphasizes preparedness to deter diplomatic insult and protect national peace.
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John G. Carlisle
Tilden
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Young Mr Rice and the Delaware Rhode Island voting clash
The piece critiques Young Mr Rice of the North American Review for sending a commissioner to Delaware to critique ballot limits while Rhode Island shows a similar or greater turnout with fewer voters. It notes 1880 figures: Delaware with 38 000 voters casting 29 000 votes and one Democrat congressman while Rhode Island cast 29 000 votes electing two Republicans, and Rhode Island’s eligible males outnumber Delaware’s voting population, implying broader disfranchisement in Delaware. It hints Rice’s Rhode Island visit would be a sharper critique.
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Julian Hawthorne
Harvard College
John C. Heenan
Hawthorne
Heenan
America
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Walter Cranston Larned
Chicago
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Mr. Hawthorn
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Chicago News
States woo Bisine for Senate as residency hints arise
The text notes Pennsylvania and California courting Mr. Bisine for a Senate seat if he establishes residence there. Maine tires of him, and California may not stay Republican long. It argues Pennsylvania represents the party’s largest strength and the type of Republicanism he embodies.
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Bisine
Senate
Maine
English Peasant Learns Political Power In Britain Election
The election in Great Britain grants the English peasant a new voice against privileged classes. He has unsettled the Tories, gaining a larger sense of rights and potential, signaling a beginning of a broader, better existence as he recognizes himself as a man, not a clod.
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Great Britain
Hodge
Mayor O'Brien Denies Journal Transfer Allegations
The Journal claimed a $19,000 transfer to the sewer department for corrupt election use. The statement is false. no funds were moved and O'Brien did not consent. The Journal refuses to retract, continuing to allege manipulation to favor Mr. Clark.
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Mr. Clark
Vanderbilt heir preaches religion on Wall Street
The grandson of the founder of the Vanderbilt house undertakes evangelistic efforts in the financial district with zeal and visible success. While earnest in purpose, his focus on Wall Street shows sound judgment by directing missionary funds to the Babel of commerce rather than distant untapped regions.
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Clark’s municipal bid falters as party crossfire looms
The piece argues Mr. Clark misreads local sentiment after years as sheriff and notes he has only one party’s endorsement now. It contrasts his new nonfamiliar duties with past familiarity and contends he will not win. It also reports Senator Sherman’s Senate role and political signal amid national partisan cues.
Meeting of colored men at Faneuil Hall importance
An evening gathering at Faneuil Hall aims to mobilize colored voters to break from their current party allegiance. The event should attract a large turnout of both colored and white attendees and promises to be highly interesting in a political sense.
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Law and Order League Ponders Clark Mayor Hat Trick
Law and Order League members weigh consistent support for John M. Clark in the mayoral race, citing security and governance worries, while monitoring other candidates. They emphasize Clark's record on crime and municipal stability as key factors in any sustained endorsement.
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Moon Mystery and Political Jokes Across Many Nations
A sprawling post from a historical paper mixes satire, partial notices, and brief items. It references John Logan, Benjamin Harrison era politics, English elections, and a wave of diverse topics from theater to beetle species to a 2:19 trotting horse. It notes the Mersey tunnel opening, Queen Victoria awards, and various colonial and U.S. figures.
Humorous miscellany and society notes from old papers
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Boston Area Train Schedules Feature Wide Readout Times
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Fragments of Transit Timetable With Distant City Listings
Readable bits show times and routes across Worcester Framingham Pepperell Groton and nearby towns with numbers like 6.80 1 15 am and 12 44 1.16 1.27 2.18. The text reads like a crowded schedule fragment for multiple lines including South Framingham and Lowell milroad with fares and arrivals listed in an inconsistent OCR extract.
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